Jesse Mulligan

Today marks the first day of the closest thing to normality we've had since tough restrictions came in to stop the spread of Covid-19 in March. Audio

A Taranaki woman with a heart for kids - has not only committed to feeding dozens of kids in the region, she's also raised money to buy 90 pairs of pyjamas to keep them warm through winter. Audio

The Commission for Financial Capability conducted a survey during level four lockdown in April - they wanted to find out if people were considering any changes to their KiwiSaver. Financial author and… Audio

In 2007, investigative journalist Mike White was approached by a supporter of Mark Lundy. Audio

Music critic Simon Sweetman reviews two new albums which he says are both fantastic. Audio

Staff were a bit worried when Lawyer Jenny Beck called an all staff meeting at her Dunedin Law Firm. But the surprise they got wasn't as unpleasant as they thought it might be. Audio

The finalists for the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults have been announced this morning. Audio

With all this talk of moving to level one, people are now starting to try and work out where this crisis has left them financially. Interest in rental properties is rising and it looks like house… Audio

A hefty $401.3 million will be injected into the research and development sector - but what will it mean? Audio

When it comes to important things like immunity, longevity and brain function, two X-chromosomes are better than one. Audio

Renowned British broadcaster Noel Edmonds has now made New Zealand his home. On Bookmarks today he shares some of his favourite books, movies and music and talks about a community project he's set up… Audio

Just over 60 years ago, regular television broadcasts began in New Zealand, on the night of June 1st 1960.  Audio, Gallery

The phrase 'Trans Tasman has been with us for weeks now, but there are concerns that Australia simply won't be at a stage where that is possible for quite some time. Audio

Yesterday the Minister of Education Chris Hipkins announced a major funding boost for apprenticeships and trade training programs.  Audio

Popular New Zealand indie band French for Rabbits have just released their new song Tunnel Love.  Audio

A former CEO says we should be more like artists when managing our lives and big organisations as the best way to be resilient and prepared for challenges in an uncertain age. Audio

There's been much debate in the American mid-west over the definition of their favourite music, but they settled on Americana and alt-country. Audio

It's time for our Tuesday book critic and today Robert Kelly is taking a look at the kitchen bookshelf.  Audio